Brand Voice Analyzer
Applies, documents, or enforces brand guidelines — colour systems, typography, logo rules, imagery, and tone matrix — to keep marketing materials, products, and communications visually and verbally consistent.
Entry verified April 21, 2026
The short answer
Covers the full brand identity spectrum, not only voice. Assesses whether a team needs to apply existing guidelines or build a system from scratch, then checks copy against voice attributes and tone matrix rather than just grammar.
When to use it
Before creating any poster, slide, email, or social graphic — check if brand guidelines exist and, if not, establish a minimal system first. On copy review, cross-check against the tone matrix. When launching a new channel apply the brand rules to that format. Co-branded material triggers logo clear-space and colour-dominance rules.
Setup
- 1
Reads .claude/product-marketing-context.md if present to tailor recommendations to the brand.
- 2
Use the Quick Audit Checklist to score colours, fonts, logo clear space, contrast, imagery, and tone in one pass.
- 3
Outputs: Brand Audit Report, Colour System Reference, Tone Matrix, Typography Scale, and a condensed Mini-Doc for contractors.
- 4
Ask first: applying vs creating, output format, available assets, existing foundation document.
Example
You: Score this draft against my voice. Claude: Voice match 62/100. Drift: too corporate. Uses 'leverage' (you never do), passive voice 4x (you average 0.5x/post), hedges on claims (you're direct).
Source & attribution
- Author
- Alireza Rezvani
- Licence
- MIT
- Type
- Community
Reused under a permissive licence. Preserve attribution when forking.
Caveats
Works best for writers with a strong, distinctive voice. Less useful for corporate or neutral styles.
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